Simply open those addons and look in the .ini file under the addprogram section. If you see just the apps name then you have a silent installer and it needs no switches you just throw it in your install folder and call it from commandline1 without any switches. If the app in the ini has switches after it then you add those switches to the commandline after the programs name. For a looooong time WPI never had any documentation. I have done my best to include what I can but you'll have to use this forum and the applications installs section for the harder apps. USSF can take care of most of the simple apps. If I was to write a guide for all the different crud out there it would be much larger than the size of WPI itself. So you'll have to rely on the forum. Config.js is the script that holds all of the info that is created from the config page. For all intensive purposes you really don't need to worry about editing the .js files. There is a rather lengthy sample script on the WPI site and you can find more instances of programs there. It really is this simple you only actually need 2 entries for an app! so this ini = ;############################################################ ;#### VMware Tools ~ SVCPACK Add-On by Kelsenellenelvian #### ;#### Special thanks to Ricktendo64 #### ;############################################################ [general] BuildDate = 2007/09/24 Description = VMware 6 Tools + Drivers silent installation addon Language = English Title = VMware 6 Tools Version = 6.0.1-55017 Website = http://www.vmware.com/ [EditFile] I386\SVCPACK.INF,SetupHotfixesToRun,AddProgram [AddProgram] VM6Tools.exe Would tranlate to this: